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Starting SoonPrivate Music Lessons (all ages and skill levels)Music & VoiceAll ages and skill levels welcome Whether you’re just getting started or ready to take your skills to the next level, enjoy one-on-one music lessons in a private classroom setting. Beginner to Advanced Guitar and Ukulele: Learn rhythm, chords, chord progression, songs, scales, fingerpicking, and improvisation. Intro to Piano (keyboard provided at lesson): Learn chords, chord progression, scales, and finger independence. Intro to Bass Guitar: Learn techniques, scales, chord shapes, and how to navigate the fretboard. Intro to Singing: Find the notes and find your tone by working on vocal techniques, exercises, and scales. Intro to Songwriting & Music Theory: Learn how songs work and why. Intro to Music Performance: Learn how to approach, book, and perform gigs at a professional level.Summer 2026 -
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Rice Lake ElementaryKids ClubSite Updates: June 29, 2026 Kids Club Summer C.A.M.P. 2026 = CLOSEDAll three of our 2026 Summer Kids Club C.A.M.P. sites are now full. 2027 If you are interested in care June - August 2027, please check our website beginning in January 2027 for registration updates! Thank you!Notice of Wait Lists: School Year 2026-27Blue Heron Elementary:Before school and After school care Centerville Elementary: Before school and After school care Kids Club is a certified, fee-based, childcare program provided by Centennial Schools Community Education. We are located in our district's school buildings, and serve ISD 12 enrolled students and their families across 2 separate seasons. Summer: K - grade 6 at 3 elementary locations School Year: Prek - grade 5 at each elementary, on school days, with optional Non-School Day on select dates at condensed locations. Registration via Arux is required for each child, each season. | Space is limited at all sites. Find all details online at: communityed.isd12.org/kids-club ** About Us ** We serve ISD 12 students and their families in a choice-based program, offering a wide variety of activities, such as: unique creative and academic experiences, social-emotional learning, and indoor & outdoor physical activity offerings. We meet (or exceed) standards for school-age childcare set by State of Minnesota guidelines, in order to provide the highest quality program. We provide care year round, with two separate seasons: School Year and Summer C.A.M.P. We are conveniently located at each elementary school during the academic year, and condensed sites in summer. View: Sites, Contact Info and Hours We work in partnership with parents, caregivers, and their child(ren) to make their experiences happy, productive, and safe. We strengthen social emotional skills through Character Strong curriculum by teaching students key character traits: respect, responsibility, gratitude, empathy, perseverance, honesty, cooperation, courage and creativity. ** PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS ** Families must register: each child, each season, by selecting from the options below. Space is limited at each site. Approved contract(s) required to attend. Program eligibility: students enrolled in ISD 12 schools who are able to meet program/behavior guidelines and use the restroom independently. Accounts must be in good standing to register and participate. Kids Club families adhere to: the policies, terms, and conditions found on our website, and as stated in the Kids Club Family Handbook. ** REGISTRATION SUMMARY ** All submitted registrations begin in "Pending" status. Contracts are reviewed / approved based on eligibility and space. Families are notified of approval, or if there is a wait list. NEW IN 2026! Non-Refundable Registration Fee and Non-Refundable Tuition Deposit apply to each contract at time of approval. In order to process all contracts requests as quickly as possible: electronic method for payment is now required at time of registration. $100 tuition deposit applied to your season's first invoice (and after, until depleted). To best assist all families, we ask that you: Review policies in the Kids Club Family Handbook Determine if your request for childcare meets minimum requirements and follows enrollment windows per season. Complete/Submit your Kids Club online registration in Arux. Select your Season, and Site, from the options below. ** REGISTRATION WINDOWS ** ** SCHOOL YEAR | Grades: PreK - 5 ** Enrollment based on space available. 2 days/week minimum contract required. | Click the link for: School Year rates/ program dates/details | Select your location: at the bottom of this page. Non-refundable Registration fee + $100 Non-refundable Tuition Deposit applies to each approved contract. 2026-27 / Upcoming: Space is limited - register early! Dates below. Non-refundable deposits and registration fees applies to each approved contract. $55 per K-5 contract + $100 Tuition Deposit $25 per PreK contract + $100 Tuition Deposit for enrolled, future Centennial Preschool attendees only "Window 3" May 11 / ongoing = Open RegistrationDefined as: those with a child enrolled in ISD 12 Schools PreK-5 in the upcoming school year. Registration will remain open. Contracts will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis (after prior lottery and/or wait list is served). Space is limited. See Kids Club School Year for details on program eligibility, lottery details, and rates. Select Site Options below. Click to view the Kids Club Family Handbook Click to view the Kids Club Frequently Asked QuestionsSchool Year 2026-27 Kids Club Childcare Site -
Skyhawks Basketball Camp (ages 6-12)Sports & RecreationGet ready to dribble, pass and score your way to success with Skyhawks Basketball camp. This dynamic and engaging camp is crafted to enhance fundamental basketball skills, foster teamwork, develop game strategy, and promote the importance of fair play. Our experienced coaching staff is committed to providing a positive and inclusive environment where players can grow on and off the court. Whether you aspire to play at a higher level or simply hope to enhance your skills in a welcoming environment, this camp is the perfect platform for young athletes to thrive in the exciting sport of basketball. Please bring a labeled water bottle and a snack.Summer 2026 -
Skyhawks Beginning Golf Camp (ages 6-9)Sports & RecreationStarting SoonSkyhawks Beginning Golf offers a unique, games‐based program that makes it easier for kids to hit the ball and experience early success as young golfers. Putting, chipping, pitching, and full swing, are all taught through games, simple repetitive motions and learning rhymes that make it easy for young kids to remember and repeat. Specially designed, age‐appropriate golf equipment is provided.Summer 2026
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Skyhawks Pickleball Camp (Ages 6-12)Sports & RecreationDesigned for new and intermediate players, Skyhawks Pickleball is a fun and skill-building entry into the fastest-growing paddle sport in the country! Skyhawks staff will teach core fundamentals and techniques across groundstrokes, volleys and serves. Participants will come away with a love for the game, increased confidence and exposure to critical life skills such as teamwork, sportsmanship and respect. Participants will also leave camp with their own Skyhawks Pickleball paddle at the end of camp.Summer 2026 -
Skyhawks Track & Field (age 6-12)Sports & RecreationIntroducing young athletes to a sport rich in tradition and history, Skyhawks Track & Field combines technical technique development with safety and a major focus on fun. Athletes will learn several Olympic-style events such as the 50m Dash, 100m Dash, 4X1 Relay, Long Jump, Standing Broad Jump, Shot Put, Javelin Throw, and Discus. Each athlete will get their times and throws recorded each day so they can track their improvement throughout the program. We teach sport-specific fundamentals along with footspeed, jumping, flexibility, range of motion, coordination, endurance, and self-esteem.Summer 2026 -
WaitlistSpark Equestrian Day Camp (ages 6-12)Special InterestParticipants will learn the basics of horse care, grooming and riding. Take turns riding and leading horses for other riders while learning the techniques to walk, steer and stop a horse properly. Camp also includes games, crafts, and making treats for the horses. We will spend time both indoors and outside so wear multiple layers. Long pants and close-toed shoes are required. Helmets will be provided. A waiver will be provided upon registration, completed waivers must be handed in at camp.Summer 2026 -
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Specialty ClassesParent-Child ClassesAdd-On Class: Registration required. All are welcome to join us for a one-time class, whether you are already attending a weekly ECFE class or you have never been to ECFE before! Find the theme that resonates with your child's interests or introduce them to something new. Cost is $15/child for ages 1-1/2 to 5. Class Date Description Nature Explorers Fri, Oct 9 We'll start our class in the Early Childhood outdoor classroom, then take a nature walk. Our stories and projects will focus on the natural world around us. Dress for the weather! Grandparents Day Fri, Oct 23 It's a day to celebrate the extra-special people in our lives. Invite your pop-pop or gamma to come to school with you! All About Art Fri, Oct 30 Come dressed for mess as we explore our artistic side using several mediums - paint, collage, glue, fabric, and playdough. We'll also include circle time with some music and movement. Books Come Alive Fri, Nov 13 We'll learn how to make a story jump off the page. Activities, art projects, songs, and finger plays will be based on favorite familiar stories - and new ones, too! Music & Movement Fri, Nov 20 Songs, dancing, making/playing musical instruments, painting to music, a parachute game, and an obstacle course are planned for this day of fun! Bakery Shop Fri, Dec 11 Our classroom will be transformed into a (playdough) bakery shop, and we will decorate a real treat to take home. A mischievous gingerbread friend may lead us on a hunt to find him! Notes for registration: There is no lottery for specialty classes; you will be able to register for any session where there is room. You may register for specialty classes in addition to a year-long weekly class, but each class should be its own enrollment. Register for your primary class or first add-on class, then select Continue Shopping instead of Checkout. Add your next class and repeat the process until you have registered for all the classes you want. At checkout you will be asked for a payment method (credit card or checking account), which will be charged only for add-ons class(es). Any other ECFE registrations will be held for the lottery. When you check out and your registration is complete, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive this email, your registration may not be processed. Please login to Arux again and confirm that you have provided an active email address and that you have complete all the required fields for registration.ECFE 2627 School Year -
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WaitlistStep Up to Preschool: Separating & SoloParent-Child ClassesWeekly Class: Registration Required Students must turn 3 years old by December 1 (born before December 1, 2023). This class is a great option for children who just missed the cutoff for 3-year-old preschool, haven't quite mastered toilet training, or are not ready to attend school without a parent's presence. We start the year as a once-a-week parent-child class on Thursdays. Once students grow comfortable with the class setting and confident during separation time, they will begin attending Fridays (same class time) without parents. We anticipate adding Fridays in mid-January. Students must be toilet trained to attend on Fridays. Sibling care is available for this class on Thursdays only. Notes for registration: Be prepared to select your income level, based on pre-tax household income, in order to determine your price for the class. Select the annual or monthly payment method, and your price will be displayed. An optional survey from the MN Department of Education is included at the end of your registration. (Surveys have no bearing on your registration, but it is helpful to our program if you complete them.) When you are given the choice to "continue shopping or checkout," select continue shopping to add another class or to add another child to the same class. Otherwise, at checkout you will be asked for a payment method (credit card or checking account), which will be charged only if you are placed in a class. When you check out and your registration is complete, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive this email, your registration may not be processed. Please login to Arux again and confirm that you have provided an active email address and that you have complete all the required fields for registration.ECFE 2627 School Year -
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Trust and Long-Term Estate Planning: Why You Can't Always Trust Your TrustEducation & FinanceA Trust is a very popular component and tool to be used in our estate planning. However, there are a variety of vastly different Trust options to be used, and the question arises: "Am I using the right Trust for my needs and goals?" Trusts often used include: Living Trusts, Testamentary Trusts and Irrevocable Trusts, each serves a different purpose, each has a different result. One common problem that often needs addressing is the over-utilization of the Living Trust for goals or problems that it does not resolve. For example, "Does my Living Trust protect my assets against Medicaid and the nursing home?" The answer is probably no. The Irrevocable Trust and the Testamentary Trust each have their strengths and weaknesses as well. We will clearly define the strengths and weaknesses of these different types of Trusts and when to use them. Explore your goals and wishes to see where they fall in the realm of Trusts. Class encourages questions and we hope to provide answers that will set your mind at ease or assist you in the decision making in this area.Summer 2026 -
Twos: SeparatingParent-Child ClassesWeekly Class: Registration Required Art, sensory, music, language, and games are the focus of this class as parents learn to appreciate their child's growing curiosity. Parents separate for their discussion time while children continue to play and learn together. Notes for registration: Be prepared to select your income level, based on pre-tax household income, in order to determine your price for the class. Select the annual or monthly payment method, and your price will be displayed. An optional surveys from the MN Department of Education is included at the end of your registration. (Surveys have no bearing on your registration, but it is helpful to our program if you complete them.) When you are given the choice to "continue shopping or checkout," select continue shopping to add another class or to add another child to the same class. At checkout you will be asked for a payment method (credit card or checking account), which will be charged only if you are placed in a class. When you check out and your registration is complete, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive this email, your registration may not be processed. Please login to Arux again and confirm that you have provided an active email address and that you have complete all the required fields for registration.ECFE 2627 School Year -
Water AerobicsAquaticsStarting SoonThere are so many benefits to exercising in water. Lose inches and improve your cardiovascular and joint health while reducing stress on muscles, tendons and ligaments. A low impact way to ease into exercising while providing massaging action beneficial to muscle toning through resistance. No swim ability needed. Limit 26.Summer 2026
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Young ExplorersParent-Child ClassesAdd-On Class: Registration required. The Young Explorers series allows for play and learning focused on a different theme for each class. Classes meet Tuesdays for 3 weeks from 1-2:30pm. Children must be at least a 2-1/2 by the first day of each class; contact our office if your child will be old enough but the system does not allow you to register. Please note that classes may include guest speakers and field trips. This is a separating class, and parenting time will include discussions of theme-related topics as well as general joys and concerns. Cost: $45/child per 3-week class. Sibling care is available for onsite days for an additional $20 per child. Class Dates Description Young Bakers September 15, 22, 29 We will explore age-appropriate baking recipes without using an oven. Young Farmers October 20, 27, November 3 We'll learn about farms, farmers, crops, and animals. A visit to Autumnwood Farms will bring it all to life! Young Scientists November 24, December 1, 8 Opportunities for children to use their minds and hands to play, explore, and learn. What fun things will we create? Young Chefs January 12, 19, 26 We'll be whipping up a variety of recipes you can eat in the classroom and make again at home. Young Friends February 16, 23, March 2 Parents and children practice taking turns and being kind through simple games and group play while visiting and making friends with active older adults in a senior living community. Young Performers March 30, April 6, 13 Bring out your inner superstar! We'll explore the arts and learn about music therapy. Young Gardeners April 27, May 4, 11 How does your garden grow? We'll explore plants and the growing cycle. Prepare to get your hands dirty as we visit All Good Organics in Centerville to see what is growing in the greenhouse and visit the baby goats! Notes for registration: There is no lottery for Young Explorers classes; you will be able to register for any session where there is room. You may register for Young Explorer classes in addition to a year-long weekly class, but each class should be its own enrollment. Register for your primary class or first add-on class, then select Continue Shopping instead of Checkout. Add your next Young Explorers class and repeat the process until you have registered for all the classes you want. At checkout you will be asked for a payment method (credit card or checking account), which will be charged only for the Young Explorers class(es). Any other ECFE registrations will be held for the lottery. When you check out and your registration is complete, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive this email, your registration may not be processed. Please login to Arux again and confirm that you have provided an active email address and that you have complete all the required fields for registration.ECFE 2627 School Year